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From a blissfully serene Japanese island to still undiscovered spots in Italy, here’s where to escape the hordes.

Geneva is compact, comfortable, and delivers on history, architecture, and delicious things to eat and drink.

Vacation among the vines at these small-in-size but big-on-wine destinations in France, Italy, Portugal, and beyond.

After temporarily shuttering in early March amid France’s coronavirus lockdown, many of the most famous sites in Paris are welcoming back visitors this summer—albeit with new safety measures.

More than 50 airlines now let economy passengers bid on premium seats. Here’s how upgrade auctions work, what they cost, and when the strategy is actually worth it.

The natural landscapes we love to visit need our support. In celebration of Earth Day, here are ways to show our gratitude, whether we’re planning our next trip or helping from home.

AFAR’s cofounder and CEO, Greg Sullivan, reflects on how marquee hotels are increasingly becoming destinations themselves.

After a closure of more than six months, the gardens that inspired Monet’s world-famous paintings of water lilies are now once again welcoming visitors.

The policy would be part of a larger initiative to begin relaxing travel restrictions from destinations such as Europe and the United Kingdom.

Several of the approved destinations—like Australia and New Zealand—still won’t let travelers in.

From salted cod fritters and spicy avocado salad to langoustines and lamb curry, here’s the food and drink to try for the full island experience.

Cyprus anticipates losing 70 percent of its predicted tourism-driven revenues this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, so to jump-start the industry, the government is allowing people to visit from European countries with low infection rates.

A new report from global market research company Euromonitor International highlights the most visited cities in the world based on international arrivals.

Eighteen years in the making, the 2,700-mile King Charles III England Coast Path traces the entirety of the English shoreline.

Under the new restrictions, bars and restaurants can only offer take-out, nonessential shops must close, and people can only leave home for specific reasons, such as exercise.